Madison Alder is a reporter for FedScoop in Washington, D.C., covering government technology. Her reporting focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, federal contracting, and public policy, with a broader interest in health, law, and data issues. Madison's work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, WKOW-ABC 27, DefenseScoop, FedScoop, and CyberScoop.
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Once the home of a $50 billion IT vehicle, NITAAC will cease all program functions after Dec. 31, 2028.
The votes are in for the 2025 FedScoop. See the winners! Such an exchange is being eyed for NASA, per the leader of the Tech Force.
As hurricane season begins, the weather agency is seeing promise in drones and other emerging plane-deployed technologies.
By: Madison Alder
While the agency's hurricane-piercing airplanes are already on track to be replaced, the bill would authorize $2.5 billion to expand the size of a new fleet.
By: Derek B. Johnson, Madison Alder
Both EOs are expected to be signed as soon as Monday per an industry source with knowledge of timing. The White House has a signing ceremony scheduled this afternoon.
The agency announced hundreds of awardees for the governmentwide contract that aims to be a “one-stop acquisition vehicle” for IT products and solutions.
The risk-based plans for fortifying systems will build upon agencies' work to inventory cryptographic systems under the Biden administration.
By: Madison Alder
Administrator Brandon Williams said cloud services help the government keep pace with industry, as the agency announced its first enterprise environment for secret/restricted data.
By: Madison Alder
A former leader at Microsoft and AWS, Carlson is a veteran of the federal IT industry.
By: Madison Alder
Schedule acceleration was among the questions the weather agency posed during its first industry day for its Radar Next program.
